Sentence examples for new credo from inspiring English sources

This is the new credo, the new privilege.

Since the board had just booted out Akalaitis, some spectators expected to hear a new credo.

But participants and experts say a new credo is changing the movement: Go deeper.

Not all African American writers in the 1960s and early '70s subscribed to the new credo of Blackness, however.

The new credo that companies should "stick to their knitting"—meaning they should hand over everything but their core businesses to external specialists.

So what do Australians think when they hear Trump say, as he did in an Aug. 8 speech, "Americanism, not globalism, will be our new credo"?

The campaign against city violence appeals to the white backlach vote indirectly, without making racism a part of the new Republican credo.

His new book, "Credo," which is made up of excerpts culled from a lifetime of sermons and speeches, amounts to a spiritual denunciation of modern American government.

But, once C.E.O.s were viewed as merely the agents of the firm's owners, they were urged to live by a new, simpler credo:shareholder value.

Richard Dawkins's claim that he regards Islam as "one of the great evils in the world" is the very epicentre of the new atheist credo.

Of course, Accountability began his career long ago, before all-sports cable networks and a new American credo: have talent, will make excuses for.